Meet Australia’s best artists. KAB Gallery focuses on quality collectable art by prize winning artists. Scroll down to see the full list of artists and view original paintings, sculptures, works on paper. Everything is available to purchase and has been vetted directly from the artist’s studio or key collections.
Adam Harriden
While living in New York in 2012, renowned Australian artist Adam Harriden came across an old man taking pictures of tourists on the sidewalk using on a vintage Polaroid camera. He secured one of his own and this is the result.
Amanda Cameron
Amanda Cameron is a contemporary Australian artist who feels a strong connection to the ocean. Her work is detailed and interesting. It is the type of artwork you can get up close to view and appreciate the detail as well as stand back and enjoy the overall composition and alluring colour.
Andy Collis
Andy Collis is an expressive painter and art academic. He has exhibited extensively in the UK, including the Royal Academy Summer Show, as well as throughout NSW.
Benjamin Tankard
Contemporary Australian artist known for his bold post-modern appropriations. A self-proclaimed pop artist working within a contemporary art market, his work is sought after and collected world-wide.
Catherine Hiller
Catherine Hiller is a contemporary abstract artist whose work reflects her genuine love of colour! Her work is expressive, passionate and beautiful – certainly something every interior lover needs.
Charles Blackman
Born in Sydney in 1928, Blackman’s career in visual art began as a young illustrator with the Sydney Sun newspaper. He developed his skills with night classes in drawing and design.
Darren Oates
An artist sought after for his unique style and form. Darren is pragmatic, though not utilitarian, in his approach to his practice. He considers both form and function to be vital. From a personal perspective, he invests his making for both aesthetics and functionality.
David Boyd
A figurative painter, ceramic sculptor and potter. He began his career as a painter in 1957 with a series of symbolic paintings on Australian explorers.
David Bromley
Bromley is a self-taught artist who is known for two specific themes in his work – his portraits of females, and his children series. His materials include gold and silver leaf which enhance the beautiful portrayal of well-known women.
Diana Lane
Australian artist who specialises in miniature landscape oil paintings. An award winning artist throughout the 1950s, Lane has continued to be one of Australia’s favourite miniature artists.
Esther Eckley
Contemporary still life artist from Wales. Exploring the beauty of Australian native flora and delightful objects of Australiana decor.
Felicity O'Connor
Contemporary abstract artist known for her warm earthen palette and mesmeric compositions.
Gillie and Marc
With a 20 year history of collaboration, Gillie and Marc’s works (paintings and sculptures) have received acclaim worldwide and are held in collections both nationally and internationally.
Greg Hyde
Greg has developed a style which combines his love of the European tradition with an insightful use of the natural features and cultural phenomena of traditional and modern Australia to create a personal iconography.
Greg Jarmaine
Greg Jarmaine has spent almost forty years as a professional artist.
He paints with a modern impressionistic style, creating detailed paintings with swift brush strokes.
Helen McCullagh
Helen McCullagh is best known for her bright, contemporary and aesthetically beautiful still life oil paintings. She paints daily, inspired by life and the beauty of her environment.
James Willebrant
An Australian artist with a unique style, his work is now part of Australia’s major collections at the National Gallery of Victoria, Parliament House, and several universities.
Jennifer Gabbay
Jennifer Gabbay takes a surrealist approach to still life. Her distinct method of distortion creates vibrant images filled with movement and energy.
John Earle
John Earle is one of Australia’s most renowned landscape painters. He has been awarded the prestigious Elioth Gruner Prize for Landscape in 1980, has been a finalist in the Wynne Prize six times and travelled extensively for art residencies, research and commissions.
John Winch
John Winch had more than 80 one-man exhibitions and is featured in many Australian galleries, in museums in New York and Paris, in university collections and public and government buildings, including Parliament House, Canberra.
Joseph Frost
Joseph Ambrose Mraz (born Czechoslovakia 1953), he anglicized his name to Frost after his arrival in Australia in the 1970s. He has also painted under his pseudonym name Julian Morgan. Frost is recognised for his meticulous brushwork and extreme detail applied to depict atmospheric morning or afternoon light.
Kasey Sealy
Kasey Sealey is one of Australia’s best known artists, the winner of numerous major awards, and a member of a revered artistic family.
Katie Wyatt
The interior designer’s go-to and must-have artist for colour, texture and contemporary composition. Wyatt’s work is recognised and sought after for her lavish handling of oil paint, harmonious palette and beautiful compositions.
Max Mannix
Max Mannix is an Australian artist who paints stories or ‘yarns’, based on his life experiences.
Melanie Waugh
Melanie holds a Master of Arts with Distinction from the College of Fine Arts. She has appeared in 17 group and 3 solo exhibitions (Sydney and Melbourne)
Mellissa Read-Devine
Her eclectic palette and layered application of brush strokes come together presenting unique representations admired by both Australian and international collectors alike.
Norman Lindsay
One of Australia’s greatest artists, producing a vast body of work in different media, including pen drawing, etching, watercolour, oil and sculptures in concrete and bronze.
Patrick Carroll
Patrick is a contemporary realist artist, constantly walking a fine line between the comfort of realism and the pulsating line and colour in an expressionist mode.
Penelope Oates
Penelope’s elegant paintings are characterized by a layered and textural approach. Her work is an organic and beautiful series of natural forms presented in beautiful sculptural form as well as traditional wall hanging.
Peter Smeeth
Smeeth was the winner of the 2017 Archibald Packing Room Prize, 2010 Mortimore Prize and the 2011 Sulman Prize at the Art Gallery of NSW. He is also a three time Archibald Prize finalist, four time Salon des Refusés (Wynne) Prize finalist, and three-time Doug Moran National Portrait Prize finalist.
Pro Hart
One of Australia’s most iconic artists. Known for his paintings of the Australian landscape which captured the true spirit of the outback.
Ric Elliot
Known for his traditional Australian scenes. Many of his works feature the older areas of Sydney.
Robert Dickerson
One of Australia’s most influential figurative artists. He was part of a group of modern Australian artists known as the Antipodeans who exhibited together in 1959 to assert the importance of figurative art.
Roland Wakelin
Roland Wakelin had many influences on the Sydney art scene. He taught and exhibited extensively throughout his 50 year art career. Together with De Maistre and Cossington-Smith he is regarded as a founding member of the modern movement in Sydney.
Sally West
Australian artist Sally West is famous for her contemporary approach to the tradition of en plein air painting. Australian beach paintings, landscapes and flora are her inspiration. Multi award winning Australian artist.
Salvador Dali
Salvador Dali is known for his technical skill as a painter and the shocking quality of his imagination. Dali created art as part of the Surrealist movement which began in the late 1930s.
Sandra McArthur
Australian artist based on the east coast of NSW. Known for her soft palette and delicate approach to the meduims of oil and pastel.
Simon Buchan
Australian artist inspired by the natural beauty of Sydney harbour, East Coast beaches, the mountain terrain and rural land views.
Tyrone Layne
Contemporary artist inspired by urban life and activities within the everyday. His detailed and interesting work focuses on the interaction of people going about their lives. His composition is surreal and positions the viewer above, floating throughout the scene.
Wendy Bills
Wendy Bills works from her home studio on the east coast of NSW. Her style is contemporary and striking. From portraits to figurative landscapes there is a general depiction of strong women or subjects which is enhanced by composition and bold application.
Wendy Sharpe
Well-known Australian artist and one of our most awarded – The Sulman Prize and finalist twelve times, The Archibald Prize (6 times), two Travelling Scholarships, The Portia Geach Prize and many more.